gavroche
Getting old but not past it
- Location
- North Wales
Are the pliers so you can open the bottle?
The Retirement Thread
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Exlaser2
Veteran
Afternoon all . Spent the morning doing rescue duty at the sailing club , then stopped on the way to visit the in-laws. Might just have had a beer with my father in law, I didn’t really want on but it would have been to say no lol .
Now just about to start reading my daughter’s Father’s Day gift. She knows me well 😂😀😀
Now just about to start reading my daughter’s Father’s Day gift. She knows me well 😂😀😀
gavroche
Getting old but not past it
- Location
- North Wales
Everybody failed to mention it is the first day of summer today, so I will say it for your benefit.
Did you need a new pair of pliers?
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pawl
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- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
pawl
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- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
classic33
Leg End Member
4th July is important for more reason than that.
Not American indiwhatsit.
You have 2 guesses
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kw2eL_1jnfA
classic33
Leg End Member
There's a spiral wound outer thread, single strand. It's easier to twist that with the pliers than it is trying to cut the cable.
That or use a strong magnet on the tag.
Flick of the Elbow
less than
- Location
- SW Edinburgh
Pencilled in I understand for 15th July here, Nicola permitting
classic33
Leg End Member
Owt to be different.
Flick of the Elbow
less than
- Location
- SW Edinburgh
I fear we’re going to be a lot more different soon
Landsurfer
Veteran
The longest day .... nearly .... I have always wanted to do the dawn to dusk ride Audax had on this day ...... instead i changed our 2 year old at 0600hrs .... gave him his "bot bot" and he slept until 0830hrs .... Jules and I got up to find the other children .... 16, 10 8 .... had got breakfast for GDad ready .... as he's their "Dad" for Fathers day .... not a dry eye in the house ... well the over 60's anyway ....
My son turned up from Nottingham about 1200hrs with cuddles and a hearty hand shake from his husband Zac .... though he'd left him at home to sort out the gutters on "Frankenshed" ..... Girls now bathed, in their PJ's and we will have a glass of wine in the company of our "trainee man" ... ... another lovely day in chaos ...
My son turned up from Nottingham about 1200hrs with cuddles and a hearty hand shake from his husband Zac .... though he'd left him at home to sort out the gutters on "Frankenshed" ..... Girls now bathed, in their PJ's and we will have a glass of wine in the company of our "trainee man" ... ... another lovely day in chaos ...
classic33
Leg End Member
Like Wales you mean?I fear we’re going to be a lot more different soon
